Question: You once said that even if a person were in a restaurant, for example, it is possible to go through the feeling of “desert” without having physically to be in one. How can this be reached and for what reason?

Answer: The fact of the matter is that when we are in a restaurant, we are not able to do this. After all, we consist of an animalistic body, of our own idea of our world; therefore, we also need external attributes.

We are at a level where our lowest desire feels like our world to us. But our world does not exist; this is how we feel inside a desire and is the lowest stratum of it. Imagine that you are cutting slices of bread and the very last of them is the lowest slice of your desires that you feel yourself in.

Afterward you will start to feel the next slice, the next level. And it will also be felt as an absolute reality. A huge reality will be added to you, suddenly it opens up before you like a computer. And then the next layer, and more, and more! Thus you attain ever wider spheres.

Then you begin to understand where you exist. Prior this, it is all just talk in order to somehow attract and keep you on the path of revelation.

But all this is only our desire. And no matter how it seems to us that it is outside, it is all inside. There are not my body, nor time, nor space; nothing exists as there is only a desire, and it has no dimensions and no volume.

Question: If we talk about the sensation of “restaurant,” it is a convenient, comfortable place. In this place you will never feel any deficiency. You are sitting, it is warm, and you are being served (all pleasant sensations). Where can we discover a scream or cry to exit? But if you are actually in the desert, then you feel it.

Answer: On the contrary, I wish for you to sit in the desert and feel like in a restaurant.

Question: But how?

Answer: It is necessary to try, to make an attempt.
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From KabTV’s “I Got a Call. How to Exit the Desert Without Ever Being There?”

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